Sunday, March 31, 2013
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Friday, March 29, 2013
Challenging Clients #11
Andrew Schlottkowski was a Tuesday morning regular for the longest time. The only real challenge was finding a 'do that wouldn't completely flatten out under the hardhat when he had a double shift down at the mill. Well, that and dealing with his uncontrollable crying jags for six years after his mother died, and then for another four when word broke that Guy and Ralna had divorced. Frankly, I was relieved when he moved to Vero Beach to live in his Aunt Lucille's double-wide.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Monday, March 25, 2013
Hippity hoppity
After your Easter do, make sure to stop by our chic new millinery department for the perfect topper
(and a new hat too)
(and a new hat too)
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Friday, March 22, 2013
Thursday, March 21, 2013
kabuki At Home!
It may surprise you to know that at heart, world traveling kabuki is really a home girl!
It is there that kabuki's native talent for the domestic sciences really can blossom. Note for instance how the clever kabuki, after bleaching the pet poodle with a solution of straight Clorox, has made a fun and decorative wall hanging out of the empty bottle!
Labels:
Kabuki Zero
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Butchie of the Day
Hats off to Norma Desmond on this terribly sensibly butch hair cut that he gave to our client Dr. Ovid McOrchid, PhD. in Womyn's Studies at Sarah Lawrence College.
Dr. McOrchid is the promoter of the pronoun "Woperown" in place of the word "woman", which is "unnecessarily male-centric." A woperown is a "woman" who is her own "person". Since "person" is also male-centric, only the gender neutral part was used.
Dr. McOrchid loves her hair and say that "It shatters the male dominated paradigm of how a woperown should look. Now if you will excuse me, I have college hoops to watch."
Labels:
Butch,
Butchie,
Lilith,
womens basketball,
Woperown
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Monday, March 18, 2013
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Client Request
Client: "Can you give me something that looks like spun sugar with a dash of Rose Marie?"
Lucitebox: "Sure! Sounds great...let's call it Gentle Billow. "
Little does she know this 'do got its name because I almost passed out from her gaseous emissions.
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This Just In...
The Hair Hall of Fame Gift Shop has signed an exclusive contract to sell, "The Howard Cosell Wig Collection!"
There will be an additional charge for a personalized fitting and consultation with Howard.
There will be an additional charge for a personalized fitting and consultation with Howard.
Friday, March 15, 2013
The Hair Hall of Fame Oath
In honour of our newest member, kabuki zero, your HHoF beauticians are taking The Hair Hall of Fame Oath.
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Could someone please remind me of the words?
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Could someone please remind me of the words?
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Our newest staff member stands on ceremony
The Hair Hall of Fame staff would like to welcome our newest stylist.
The mysterious Kabuki Zero has consented to join the the HHoF. We are, of course over-joyed.
Please welcome him with open kimono. If you tip well, and if you are nice, he just may give you an Oshiguma for your collection at no extra charge.
We will linkify him following his first post, and is tradition on the HHoF.
Labels:
HHoF Stylists,
Kabuki Zero
Ladies with an Attitude
The genteel girls of Shampoo warble a tune that I hereby nominate as the HHOF National Anthem.
A quick check of the archives reveals that this song first appeared here two years ago, but fuck it - who the hell remembers two years ago? I have trouble remembering Thursday...
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
One Hit Wonders - Boy Krazy
Boy Krazy, a studio created all girl group had one hit in 1993 with "That's What Love Can Do", a Stock Aitken, Waterman song first recorded by the group in 1991.
Stock Aitken, Waterman - which was also the production team behind Rick Astley and Bananarama - was the driving force behind much of the dance/crossover music in the late 1980s and early 1990s. They could have had these young women yodeling in the Swiss Alps and it would have hit number one in a club.
But alas, these lasses with the gorgeous tresses, and those bee stung plump lips, had a dreadful follow up - Good Times With Bad Bad Boys - and they were consigned to the dust bin of culture. Look for them on a reality show one day as they try and recapture that magic that once was.
Labels:
1993,
Big in the clubs,
Boy Krazy,
One Hit Wonders
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